Climate Media Training Day
Climate Media Training Day
How do we tell better climate stories, reach new audiences, and make climate communication more compelling, creative, and sustainable?
Join Jaali (Youth Climate Collaborative) for our second annual Climate Media Training Day! It’s a full day bringing together climate communicators, creators, campaigners, storytellers, and media practitioners to learn, experiment, share ideas, and build connections.
Throughout the day, we’ll explore the tools, strategies, and creative approaches that can help us communicate climate issues in ways that cut through, connect with people, and inspire action.
Expect a mix of practical training, creative showcases, hands-on deep dives, and candid conversations with people working at the forefront of climate media and storytelling.
Here is the tentative agenda:
9:00-9:30am: Welcome + Breakfast
9:30-9:45am: Introductions + Overview
9:45-10:25am: TBC Fossil Free Media: Brightside
10:30-11:10am: TBC Chilli x Earthly Education
11:15-12:00pm: Showcase - Leveraging Media and Storytelling for Successful Campaigns
15mins - TBC Celina
15mins - TBC Bodhi re: Papua New Guinea, Reefline
15mins - TBC Saad Amer
12:05-12:45pm: TBC The Margin / EJOHP
12:50-1:40pm: Lunch
1:45-2:10pm: TBC Climate Comedy
2:15-2:30pm: Chilli App Deep Dive
2:30-2:45pm: Youth Climate Collaborative Deep Dive - Mark x Pooja
2:50-3:30pm: Resourcing and Sustaining this Work - Carmack Collective
3:30-3:40pm: Closing + Next Steps
4:00pm: Exit
*Attendees under the age of 18 are welcome to attend but must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 18 or over for the duration of the event.
*Written consent for photography and videography involving attendees under 18 must be provided by a parent or legal guardian at the event welcome desk. If written consent is not provided, the attendee will not be included in any photographs or video recordings taken during the event. Consent may be withdrawn at any time by contacting Pooja Tilvawala at pooja@youthcc.org. If consent is withdrawn, we will stop using the photographs or video recordings taken in future promotional and marketing materials and will remove them from our websites and social media channels where reasonably possible. Please note that we may not be able to recall printed materials that have already been distributed or remove content that has been copied, shared, or republished by third parties (including media organisations or members of the public).